I recognize comment cleansing when I see it. To the International Criminal Court you go!
Sometimes I would like to get disappeared. Don't forget how to do it.
That's too bad about the comment genocide, but shit happens. Don't worry, be happy, eh?
I come bearing a link for a video you may enjoy.
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video...o/watch/344736/
RANDAL, see? The surge is working.
HOSS, I won't disappear you, bro.
DAN, thanks for the video - heh!
So you mean that anti-spam gizmo, where you type in the letters they show, doesn't even work? Damn.
I've seen another spam guard thing, where they show two numbers and then you type the sum of those 2 numbers in the box. Bring It On! just switched to that and it seems to be working; they were getting plagued with spam comments before.
TOM, thanks for the info - I don't know how the spambot thingy got past the word verification, but a techie friend of mine said oh yeah, some of them can. I wonder if I switched to the one you're talking about would have saved all my comments. Oh well, too late now.
It wiped out all your comments, from the beginning of this blog? Phewwww! That means all the stupid shit I said is gone! Man, I wish I could do that in real life. Sigh...
My old blog is sort of up and running, I'll have a new post tomorrow. I needed a break from some of the crap. Although I have to go out of town, again, for the first week or so of May. Lots of family stuff to deal with.
MARY ELLEN, oh wouldn't it be great to be able to un-say stuff sometimes!
That's a bummer.
Are you sure that is what happened!
That's just lame. Why would it wipe out all previous comments??
Hi Candace, I'm impressed you even know how to switch the comments to Haloscan! I wouldn't have the slightest idea how! 
POLISHIFTER, LARRY, LAV - yep, it wiped them all out, even from the Blogger dashboard. Waaaaaaaaaah! Why? It's evil, of course!
MAUIGIRL, well ... it sort of tells you how to do it. Dammit.
Ah, how I wish I had a little gizmo to do that in real life. Yesterday I was watching Arnie in True Lies, with the excellent Art Malik as the terrorist character.
"He ALWAYS plays terrorists" said my brother.
"Yeah," I agreed. Then my brain did a little jig and a twirl, and I found myself thinking aloud: "I wonder what he does in real life." There was a blank pause before my brother said:
"He's an ACTOR."
This goes on the long list of Things I've Said But I Wish Could Be Erased From History.
SESHAT, Bwahahahaaaaaa! So, your brain does those little jig-and-a-twirl bits, too? I can relate. 
That picture is FABU!!!
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